Essay On Texas Border Wall

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The state of Texas faces several issues year round. The state and government agencies pursue to find solutions for these problems. One of the solutions is to finish the border wall to prevent this from happening. Since Texas borders with Mexico one of the main issues it faces is immigration and the trafficking of drugs. The borders along the south side of Texas are an easy pathway to get the immigrants and drugs into the country. South Texas in known to be gateway for undocumented people and for the drug cartels to get their merchandise into the U.S. I believe the border here in the South is the easiest to get through because of all the corruption there is. I am not fully aware of this only because of all of the news reports I see on television,

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